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The purpose of the Lake Minnetonka Nautical Archaeology 6 Project was to conduct condition assessments and answer questions about known wrecks, determine the nature of specific anomalies to answer questions about their nature, and to continue MHM's sediment build-up study. MHM determined which anomalies would be investigated from an analysis of sonar data that suggested they were submerged cultural resources. Each anomaly was assigned a number upon its recognition as a possible site. Using data accumulated from the fieldwork as a starting point, MHM conducted research to place newly recognized nautical archaeological sites and anomalies in their historical contexts. During the project, MHM identified 11 new wrecks, bringing the total number of recognized wrecks on the bottom of Lake Minnetonka to 59, along with other sites and objects.
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